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For their traditional end of year celebrations, the 🇺🇸 and 🇨🇦 Seaway Corporations (both Green Marine founding members ) praised the environmental performance of the system. « We’re green, we’re efficient, we’re the solution », said Jim Athanasiou , the SLSMC new CEO while exiting GLC’s Administrator, Adam T. highlighted the green progress made in the past few years, and expressed his hope for the years to come : « We are going to lead the maritime industry through the lines of sustainable shipping worldwide. » Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation Corporation de Gestion de la Voie Maritime du Saint-Laurent

This guide offers valuable insights on improving the environmental performance of heritage buildings, with practical case studies demonstrating sustainable interventions that preserve historical integrity while reducing impact.

How to Make the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics a Long-Term Benefit For the City’s Infrastructure  (AECbytes Article) This article by Tommy Linstroth, Founder and CEO of Green Badger, outlines the challenges the city of Los Angeles will face as it develops infrastructure for the 2028 Summer Olympics and identifies critical aspects to optimize these investments for long-term benefits, including sustainability, reuse, flexibility, environmental best practices, and keeping people first. https://lnkd.in/gycVS6Vr

💡At the NDC-TIA Regional Conference, SLOCAT’s Alice Yiu joined the session by World Resources Institute to interrogate how to improve access to climate finance for sustainable and low-carbon #transport.  📌 Referring to our collaboration with the Transformative Urban Mobility Initiative (TUMI), Alice emphasised a crucial step: We need economic appraisals that better reflect the economic viability of sustainable land transport projects. We must also accurately assess the financial and economic value of #PublicTransport, walking, and #cycling.  🔖Highlights from the conference available at ➡️ https://shorturl.at/p7MSu

When you move data from a 18TB HDD to a 18TBs LTO-9 Tape, you save two mature trees, if you this with #GeyserData we plant an additional tree under your name! #GreenIT #Sustainability

Learn how we help preserve the unique culture of Main Street through sustainable transitions.

Yesterday was something special! We proudly showcased our vision to become carbon neutral by 2030 during a special event at SnowWorld Zoetermeer. It was an incredible experience to guide our partners through an engaging tour of the resort, sharing insights into over 12 impactful projects driving our ESG journey. From energy efficiency upgrades and circular snowmaking to waste management in F&B, renewable energy initiatives, and social impact programs, each project reflects our commitment to sustainability and creating a positive, lasting impact. Sustainability is a shared responsibility, and it was inspiring to see so many of our partners and suppliers step forward to support this vision by signing our ESG Commitment Charter. Their dedication and collaboration are key to turning these ambitions into reality. Yesterday’s event was a powerful reminder of what we can achieve when we work together. A big thank you to Wim Hubrechtsen, Esther Schelling, Lisa Jacobs, Lotte Kok, Melvin van Brakel, Stefan de Graaff and all our guest speakers...and the incredible Milton Lopes for blowing our minds while serving a 100% plant based lunch with winter sport classics!

By using a more sustainable mode of transportation for your trips during Get There Green! you'll be joining thousands of fellow New Yorkers in not only directly improving our environment, but you may also discover that sustainable transportation is a great option for your trips. Transportation represents the second largest source of New York State's greenhouse gas emissions and the largest part of most New Yorker's personal carbon footprint as well. This is why it is critically important that we all lower our emissions from transportation in order to meet our nation-leading economy-wide greenhouse gas emission reduction goals of 40% of 1990 emission levels by 2030, 85% by 2050, and ultimately net-zero.

"Art and culture raise awareness for climate action, sustainability and diversity in our communities and societies," says Katja Dörner, Mayor of Bonn. Does your city also want to take action to promote low carbon and more inclusive culture? Then sign the Eurocities Lille Call to Action 👉 http://mvnt.us/m2423581 By signing your city commits to to developing sustainable and inclusive cultural policies, implementing at least one priority covering the ecological transition of local cultural policies and events, and one priority focusing on inclusion in culture and through culture.

As the Big Ten Conference expands coast to coast in 2024, questions about its environmental impact have emerged. A new report by the UM-Center for Sustainable Systems examines how increased travel for teams like U-M football aligns with sustainability goals and offers strategies to reduce carbon emissions without losing a competitive edge.